情境模拟: Chapter2 Ward Routine work Unit I Reporting Dialogue l as RN lucy 采用教材:《涉外护理英语情境对话》,刘晨,外语教学与研究出版社 Dialogue 1: Change-of-Shift Report (At 7: 00 am, Alice, the rn going off shift is giving the change-of-shift report to Lucy, the incoming RM Alice: Hi, Lucy. Are you ready for the report? RN LuCy: Alice: Yes. 204 and 210B RN Lucy Alice: Room 204, Diana Robinson, is a 50-year-old female diabetic with a foot infection. She was admitted last night by Dr Williams. She has a 25-year history of diabetes and hypertension. Two weeks ago, while cutting her toe nails, she cut her skin and the foot got infected. The patient cant feel pain in her foot, because she has a diabetic neuropathy, but family members noticed that her foot had a bad odor RN Lucy. Alice: Right. The foot does smell, and we have to put her into a private room. Dr Williams ordered Hibiclens soaks daily and IV Ancef. She had her firs does last night It's a q 8 hour order. She will need two more doses today, and a Hibiclens treatment KN LuCY Alice: It's not well controlled. 210 and 180 last night and 178 at 6 am this mornin She has accuchecks ordered AC and HS. She is on Lantus 20 units qd plus a sliding scale for regular insulin AC and HS Alice: Right. She is on a low sugar 1 800 calorie ada diet RN Lucy:
情境模拟：Chapter 2 Ward Routine Work Unit 1 Reporting Dialogue 1 as RN Lucy 采用教材：《涉外护理英语情境对话》，刘晨，外语教学与研究出版社 Dialogue 1: Change-of-Shift Report (At 7:00 am, Alice, the RN going off shift is giving the change-of-shift report to Lucy, the incoming RN. ) Alice: Hi, Lucy. Are you ready for the report? RN Lucy: Alice: Yes, 204 and 210B. RN Lucy: Alice: Room 204, Diana Robinson, is a 50-year-old female diabetic with a foot infection. She was admitted last night by Dr. Williams. She has a 25-year history of diabetes and hypertension. Two weeks ago, while cutting her toe nails, she cut her skin and the foot got infected. The patient can’t feel pain in her foot, because she has a diabetic neuropathy, but family members noticed that her foot had a bad odor. RN Lucy: Alice: Right. The foot does smell, and we have to put her into a private room. Dr. Williams ordered Hibiclens soaks daily and IV Ancef. She had her firs does last night. It’s a q 8 hour order. She will need two more doses today, and a Hibiclens treatment. RN Lucy: Alice: It’s not well controlled. 210 and 180 last night and 178 at 6 am this morning. She has accuchecks ordered AC and HS. She is on Lantus 20 units qd plus a sliding scale for regular insulin AC and HS. RN Lucy: Alice: Right. She is on a low sugar 1,800 calorie ADA diet. RN Lucy:
Alice: Yes. We have to change the dressings bid with her Hibiclens soaks, and rRn It looks really bad at her great toe. Dr. Williams feels he will have to amputate. This is very emotional for Mrs Robinson. She was in tears when she told me about the possible amputate Alice: Not yet. Dr. Williams will come to talk to her later RN Lucy Alice: Vital signs stable. Routine vital signs. Activity is bed test with elevation of her left foot, with heel protectors because of her diabetes. She has a saline lock in the left orearm, 22 gauge. There is a dietitian consult order you need to follow up on. Dr Williams wants you to call him if the patient's blood sugar is greater than 300. Any questions? RN L N Alice: She is comfortable now, but there is a PRN order for Vicodin. All ready. I'm going to move on to room 210B, OK? RN LuC (The report continues.)
Alice: Yes. We have to change the dressings bid with her Hibiclens soaks, and RRN. It looks really bad at her great toe. Dr. Williams feels he will have to amputate. This is very emotional for Mrs. Robinson. She was in tears when she told me about the possible amputation. RN Lucy: Alice: Not yet. Dr. Williams will come to talk to her later. RN Lucy: Alice: Vital signs stable. Routine vital signs. Activity is bed test with elevation of her left foot, with heel protectors because of her diabetes. She has a saline lock in the left forearm, 22 gauge. There is a dietitian consult order you need to follow up on. Dr. Williams wants you to call him if the patient’s blood sugar is greater than 300. Any questions? RN Lucy: Alice: She is comfortable now, but there is a PRN order for Vicodin. All ready. I’m going to move on to Room 210B, OK? RN Lucy: (The report continues.)